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Lynn's Notes:
This scenario comes from a story a friend told me. When their poodle was ill, they were all very worried -- except for the youngest child (of three) who wanted the same amount of attention the dog was getting. He immediately felt sick and complained he had the exact same symptoms the dog had. They thought this was funny and they treated him to a lot of TLC... but didn't take him in for surgery!